Empty HTML page title

Question

I was wondering if there is any possible way to set the title of a page to empty/transparent.

I have tried each of the following titles without success:

<title></title>
<title> </title>
<title>&nbsp;</title>

Using them, would keep the default title of the page, just like it would be without the code.

The closest I got was with <title>.</title>.

I'm using Chrome.

Korea

What is the aim? that the Tab shows something or nothing? – Ishii

@mplungjan, nothing. – Korea

What does it displays when the title is empty ? – Waterish

The browser shows the name of the file if the title is deemed empty – Ishii

I forgot to ask why you want to do this? – Ishii

@mplungjan, I don't know. I just like to test all the features I guess, and push the boundaries of the programming language. – Korea

Answer 1

Here is one that works in my Windows Chrome - Chrome seems to remove known spaces. This one comes from https://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/chars/spaces.html

U+FEFF ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE -><- No width (the character is invisible)

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HTML:

<title>&#65279;</title>

Ishii

I don't suppose there's any way to remove the title attribute right? I guess it's not a big deal. – Korea

I think if you remove it, you will have the page name again – Ishii

Aren't you about to earn the html gold badge? :) – Korea

Just for the record, I tested out the other ones in the list of your awesome link and I found out that ᠎ and ​ also works. Another extra one, ‎/‎, which I found out in this answer. – Korea

@J.Vie I could mark as duplicate but I am using a different char ;) – Ishii

@J.Vie Got a "Nice answer" AND "Enlightened" badge for this one too :) – Ishii